This presentation will cover the process of Packaging and Updating Creative Cloud Applications for customers of the United States Government. Some of the content may also be applicable to Adobe’s international Government and Enterprise customers. This presentation was recorded for release on July 11, 2014, so please keep that in mind as Adobe’s product offerings, policies and versioning do evolve over time.

Dietmar Dahmen will rock you through his world of hyper connectivity, tech-vertising, brain focussed communication and the creative use of "big data". Very inspiring, sometimes mind blowing and definitely motivating!

This presentation will cover the process of Packaging and Updating Creative Cloud Applications for customers of the United States Government. Some of the content may also be applicable to Adobe’s international Government and Enterprise customers. This presentation was recorded for release on January 15, 2014, so please keep that in mind as Adobe’s product offerings, policies and versioning do evolve over time.

Rahel Baile reminds us of something critical in this STC/Adobe booth interview: technical communicators need to reclaim content strategy. This space has been widely claimed be marketing people because they are outgoing and part of content strategy is editorial. However, a good portion of content strategy is "technical", and we as tech comm professionals need to reclaim that space, which is ours. Both sides, marketing and editorial, are needed.

Al Mooney gives insight into the next version of Premiere Pro, a release that has been built from direct engagement with customer –including luminary filmmaking team the Coen Brothers, who will be editing their next feature film slated for production in 2013 exclusively with Premiere Pro.

Sean Rodgers, an operational manager for documentary and educational productions out of South Africa, shares his reaction to the reveal of Adobe Anywhere for video. He believes that with Anywhere Adobe is bringing a complete mind-shift to the post production marketplace.

A conversation with Ann Lewnes, SVP of Global Marketing and Steve Plimsoll, CTO of Mindshare, on the launch of CORE, a data-driven marketing intelligence platform that empowers marketers to make informed decisions on marketing investment in real-time. The Adobe digital marketing team worked with Steve on CORE, with Adobe Insight, part of the Digital Marketing Suite, to power the user interface for data visualization, modeling, data mining and reporting.

Join a panel of leading experts from enterprise solution providers Universal Mind, Ensemble, Cynergy, and EffectiveUI as they discuss how and where they position Flex and Adobe Flash as winning enterprise RIA technology solutions. Come away with strategies for pitching Flex based solutions and defending Flash as HTML5 gains momentum.

In this episode, learn how SchoolVIEW by Universal Mind used Adobe Flash Platform to enable the Colorado Department of Education to present student and school achievement data to enable administrators, parents and government funders make better decisions regarding education, creating a uniform approach to student educational achievement.

In this episode, learn how Universal Mind used Adobe Flash Platform to build the Photo Book app for Kodak, helping Kodak offer a profitable online service to allow customers to easily create their own Photo Books to share “Kodak Moments”.

Understand what interaction design is and how the five essential principals of interaction design could help you make better interaction design decisions. This quick introduction will help you get started thinking about how to design your interfaces in the most effective way with the behavior of the user in mind.

Born and raised in New Zealand, Rebecca Taylor embarked on the beginning of her dazzling fashion career with only $600 in her pocket. Now a New York City fashion icon, she dresses the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker and Cameron Diaz. Her delightful attention to detail and sexy but sweet style have turned her into an internationally recognized brand.

In the second episode of the series, Ben recounts the journey of making a name for himself in the Big Apple, while trying to continue to push the boundaries of traditional photography. Ben has looked through the lens at such big names as Heath Ledger, Hugh Jackman and Mary J. Blige and no matter how recognizable or unknown his subject may be, he continues to achieve emotion and distinction with each click of his camera. Always donned with a smile and a playful attitude, Ben attributes his growth as an artist to his “visual journal” and how its compilation lead to his latest accomplishment, a book of collage photography, Big Up.

This episode of Designing Minds features industry-praised photographer Ben Watts. In the first of a two-part series, Ben discusses the power of photography and how his love for the craft enables him to capture timelessness in a frame. He goes on to discuss how the streets and youth of New York City influenced his early work, later shaping his process and practice for commercial work.

In this episode we introduce you to the first of this year’s Young Guns recipients, John Kudos. Known for his intricate and thoughtful work, he is constantly reshaping the subtleties of traditional design with interactivity.

In the final of three episodes, Yves discusses the most well-known and controversial project of his career so far - the $100 laptop. Its design had to work for the developing world, and its effects can be seen throughout the world.

Student illustrator Kerry Hyatt and student graphic designer Paula Hansanugrum join together to create a project using iconic American imagery such as tv dinners, comic books, and the vintage game Operation.

Students Enrique Barrios and Owen Freeman discuss the relationship between graphic designer and illustrator, how they successfully tackled a sensitive subject, and what "play" looks like in a war torn city.

In this first of a 3 part series, Julia Hoffmann, a rising star of the design world, discusses her early aspirations. She talks about the importance of simplicity in logos, as well as the collaborate creative process she had with Jon Stewart.

In this episode, I pass along a technique of such magnitude, it will blow your mind. Because inasmuch as I every so often allude to another anatomical detail, the brain is what this video is all about.

Traction is a San Francisco based advertising and marketing agency with the blood of a design firm. Referred to as forward thinking, distinctive and clever, Traction's work serves diverse clients across numerous industries.